Month: October 2021

Analysts have been opining about data growth for years. They now talk mainly in terms of exaYet according to International

Like many IT roles upended As enterprises store more data in the cloud, the job of managing on-prem storage has

Shadow IT — the purchase and use of applications and other technology not approved or controlled But today more applications

Driven Both how a company defines itself, and what it is capable of, is increasingly determined Take the video games

At the API World / AI Dev World virtual conference held this week, Joe Bradley, chief scientist with LivePerson, a

After a brutal year of cybersecurity attacks, IT professionals have become adamant about limiting their exposure to vulnerabilities in third-party

For fintech and payments company Fiserv, delivering on goals got complicated as more applications filled its wheelhouse, driving a move

As companies continue to dive deeper into digital transformation efforts, a growing number of those organizations are hiring top-level executives

“Innovate or get left behind” is a basic rule of business. In the fast-paced world of IT, this is even

In any business, attracting, engaging, and keeping customers is key. As your business grows, it can get overwhelming to keep

Customer relationship management is the process and tools through which your company grows and maintains a long-term relationship with its

When it comes to big tech regulation, not all problems can be solved with legislation that lumps Google, Apple, Amazon

Today’s best-performing smart buildings use cutting-edge IoT technologies, powerful software and AI to create a healthier, more comfortable occupant experience

What is shoulder surfing? Shoulder surfing is using direct observation techniques, such as looking over someone’s shoulder, to get information.

Photograph Sometimes, writing a book feels like a fool’s errand. It is a long, inflexible project, planned years in advance

Photograph When Joni Mitchell sang, “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone,” she was fretting about paving over

Courtesy of Adam Tooze For a historian, Adam Tooze spends a lot of time thinking about the present, and the

As we write, on the eve of the COP26 climate change conference, powerful crosscurrents are confronting leaders charting a course

Photograph Like other CEOs, Cees ’t Hart instinctively knew that the COVID-19 pandemic required him to manage Denmark’s Carlsberg differently.

GUEST POST from Janet Sernack I was privileged to attend one of the first Theory U; Presencing Leadership for Profound

GUEST POST from Arlen Meyers Like most premeds, I got into medical school, mostly, because I am good at taking

GUEST POST from Greg Satell Scientists studying data from Mars recently found that the red planet may have oceans worth

GUEST POST from Howard Tiersky Whether you’re responsible for digital transformation or just trying to improve a product, process or

GUEST POST from Linda Naiman According to the IBM 2010 Global CEO Study, which surveyed 1,500 Chief Executive Officers from

Throughout the past year alone, the outsourcing industry has been in the spotlight due to companies realizing its importance in keeping

If the onset and subsequent fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it’s just how essential the restaurant

The average conversion rate for a website is 4.31%, though this figure varies by industry, of course. Ecommerce sites, for

Over the past year, employee experience has become the new hot term for people-science teams. The idea that we can

How can you prove to customers that you are a trustworthy business that actually cares about doing the right thing?

So, you survived the seven-hour social-media blackout on October 4, 2021. It was probably frustrating; you wanted to scroll endlessly to get through another